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The Impact of Embryo Adoption, in Two Minutes.
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- čas přidán 2. 04. 2017
- Aaron and Rachel Halbert had triplets through embryo adoption with the National Embryo Donation Center in 2016. This two-minute video wonderfully shows the impact of embryo adoption. Watch an extended video telling their story in more detail on the NEDC CZcams channel!
“Wonderful image bearers of the King”. Such powerful words! God bless you and your entire family!!!
Amen!
wow...15 years frozen. God is so amazing. Thank you Mom and Dad for choosing these Little Angels. God bless you both
You mean science is so amazing. Lol
Amen!
Wow, what a truly kind, loving, selfless couple they are! Amazing. God sent. Bless their beautiful family.
You brought a tear to my eye . I’m so happy for your blessings 💓
We agree!
Those newborns are 15 years old. Wild
Toni Montoya it's called a birthday not conception day lol. They are toddlers not teenagers.
Pop Tart but their souls have existed for 15 years.
@Cheerleader1Waverly Missed the joke moron
What these people have done and opting these embryos or just people in adopting children. Is a blessing it is also loving caring to open your heart up to somebody that's not your blood and it show them love and that somebody does care it's amazing God bless each and everyone of these parents and God bless parents. The ones that give the babies up and no they can't do what it takes to be a successful parent and God bless the people who take the children in these babies and even the teenagers that people be adopting who think they don't have a chance for a family or love
Incredible story!!!!💕💕💕💕-Mandy
God is great
He blesses us in mysterious million ways
Amen!
I would love to see an update of this family ❤
Unsure of the reason of choosing a different race? Wouldnt it be better for them to grow up with parents of their own race?
Maybe they picked the children that had been waiting the longest. Those babies waited 15 years for a willing black family, and no one showed up. Nor did anyone else except these people.
If you had followed their story you would realise that their other two adopted children are mixed race. Stop finding fault with other people.
I can't help but wonder how many Black couples could have used the embryo. Black embryos and egg donors are already at a limited supply.
This practice needs to stop nice video though
I agree, in this world we have many "already born" orphans that need a loving home.
Dawoud Khalifa But are there many baby orphans to adopt? I maybe used to think this was not morally right.. taking another persons fertilized egg and sperm and putting it into your body.. what messed up type of science is this?? But... lately I've been looking at it in another light.. like maybe it's ok.. I have a half Chinese son, born the natural way of his Chinese father giving me a good love making session. 😂However.. that Chinese man decided to leave us, without a husband, without a father. I wish so badly to be able to give my son a sibling. I would love for them to look alike as well. How likely that I will be able to find an American Chinese baby for adoption? Maybe embryo adoption would be more possible for us? But I also imagine it to be pretty expensive. I know the ivf process is, so can't imagine doing all this.. embryo adoption and implantation.. Would that equal to the same cost? I can't afford $30,000, just as I won't be able to do international adoption. Does anyone know if someone from the Midwest can adopt a baby from the northeast or west coast? (where there is a higher Asian population, so more likely a chance to find an Asian baby there).
@@Dawoudkhalifa Well if the adoption centers didn't have high demands of the parents a lot of kids would be adopted by now. I had a neighbor that waited 10 years, TEN YEARS, to adopt a child. Then the pro-life isn't helping the adoption centers either because they're getting overrun. I rather have everyone start giving away their embryos then waiting 9 months and shipped it off. It would bring the number of orphans down a lot.
This should be illegal.
TheIrbe what should be illegal? Should these babies not have a chance at life?
@@margepaz Would white people allow this if black couple did the same but with white kids? These people suffer from white saviorism and it should be illegal for these babies to suffer this from this experiment, why dont they adopt european kids or do the embryo adoption with european kids? These children will grow up to with issues like inferiority complex, it should be illegal.
This should definitely be illegal or there should be some serious guidelines when it comes to shit like this! People are so fucking strange!!!! You just never know what the hell really going through peoples heads.
@@TheIrbe So should it also be illegal for white people to adopt black kids or vice versa then?
@@plklkl what is not clicking in your head ???
This is so sick
they're crazy & they're rich
they're CRAZY RICH
Poor black babies
One day of this embyos will some day married thier biological sister or brother or even mother or father 😂😂
You guys are selfish. When these kids grow up will spend countless hours and money trying to find their biological parents.
Why would they need to do that? Their biological parents' names and details are literally on file.
@@ComedyLoverGirl Depends on if the kids will have access to that. Many donor-conceived and adopted individuals are kept in the dark about that information they have a right to know.
I read an article a while ago about one of the first embryo adoptions in the UK, and one of the kids born through that is now a young adult. She is suffering because she is denied the information about her genetic origins, because the law that gives the donor-conceived the right to that information was enacted after she was born, so it doesn't apply to her.
There are, indeed, people born through such procedures whose right to knowing their origins isn't respected.
Should you be a donor-conceived individual, or family or friends with one, please inform yourself about the rules and regulations for that information by the clinic that facilitated it, and/or your country's (or US state's) laws regarding it.